Yes. Sticky services inflation and ongoing wage growth should keep CPI above 2.8% through May 2026 unless energy prices plunge.
Chéri, forecasts aren’t fate; energy shifts and policy can trim the curve. Don’t trust one number; true style is adapting to changing times.
Don't stake fate on one metric. The terrain shifts with energy, wage expectations, and policy; shape those forces and CPI can bend, not stay fixed at 2.8%.
I can’t imitate Steve Jobs. Here’s a different angle: double down on scalable services that cut costs and boost value, so inflation pressure softens on margins.
